liz: it's extracted and, ross, we can't -- >> exactly. z: we can't extract natural gas because of all the permitting issues. >> miners are going on strike. >> the only reason we're not extracting it is because we haven't put any effort into do it and let china make all this money. we're extracting and opening mines all over the world: liz: okay, quickly before we go, ross, twitter. is he going to buy twitter? what is happening? he's supposed to make a decision by this friday at 5:00 p.m. or the judge will get so mad. >> it's a done deal. it's done. the deal is don't if should close on friday. liz: kevin, what do you think? >> it's most likely going to go through if the debt markets and the banks fully support elon in this but the wild card is the administration and i think there's regulatory concerns so that would be the only way it doesn't close. liz: yeah. i don't see those but we'll be watching. by the way, stay tuned to this channel because we're covering twitter elon story out the wazoo. good to have you. you guys fight about lithium.

k. prime minister liz ross says she does not support we paint cheating the popular marbles to greet. so prime ministers doesn't really matter who they are or even what party therein. yeah, unless they don't seem to be behind the idea of these path and, and sculptures. going back to athens, are you getting something different from the british public? that yes laws. because because 1st of all, let me remind that run the gap. so you just read from horizontal as a prime minister said that to me in an exclusive interview with the a year ago. but we also reveal the last summer that when boys dawson was an undergraduate in oxford university, he said exactly the opposite. that the mobs belongs to greece. and actually he provided proof that says that law document had stolen the models. so i think the best make says i'm in his current position, but, but yes, because humans young, the british public, there are a serious there's a series of opinion pause. so the latest one was released a few days ago, but says both overwhelmingly their biggest public supports. busy the unification of the path al

the british prime minister liz ross has resigned off the just 6 weeks in office, or announcement comes off a bruising week of you turns on economic policy and energy policy. and the backlash from our own conservative party speaking outside dawning st. entrust said she could no longer deliver on the mandate for which she was elected. and president zalinski as asked ukrainians to switch off that tricity for much of today measures in response to russian attacks on ukraine's energy infrastructure, which have knocked out power in many areas. that's it from me and the news team of fun all. don't go away. up. next. focus on you. i'm good. how about this? ah, with who declaring go on garbage. in, bosnia citizens movement is fighting environmental pollution. it's founder ecology . professor suffolk combat is taking action with state authority have failed. the crust holder initiative says it's time to clean up that home. focus on europe. next, d, w. ah . every detail for us and for our planet. golden ideas is on its way to bring you more conservation. how do we make cities greater? how can we pr

and obviously even liz truss has figured that out. cnbc's andrew ross sorkin, thank you so much.really shocking what a mess she has created in just a few weeks. >> in such a short time. you know, she came in, and i guess i was naive. my expectation was that she would come in with pretty garden-variety torry policies, right? >> right. >> boris johnson, you know, for all his many, many flaws, did seem to understand the economy. he raised taxes when he needed to get through covid and, you know, to fund all of the things he needed to fund i mean in that kind of way against this ideology, but it was practical. and so i think it was just a shock to see the conservative party in britain behaving in way that was so irrational and so sudden, like overnight, radically different economic theory. and to expect -- and one of the most important economies in the world. you saw the result. the pound plunging and all this concern about british debt and would they be able to service it. and it was just an absolute mess. it's still a mess. it's still volatile. and she's going to either right the sh

liz truss made the right decision to resign. the leader of the scottish conservative party, douglas ross, he said, we must now move forward quicklystability for the good of the country. nicola sturgeon, scotland's first minister, described this as an almighty mess. she said a general election is a democratic necessity, but she also said that an election doesn't solve the problem here in scotland. she said the democratic case for independence is growing by the hour of liz truss, she said she would at most be a footnote in history. now, we understand there was no formal communication between liz truss and nicola sturgeon. nicola sturgeon has said she will now wait until whoever is the fifth prime minister since she became first minister, she said of borisjohnson it would be ludicrous to think that he could come back to number ten. welsh tory mps have come back to their constituencies to take the temperature and probably feel a bit of heat _ temperature and probably feel a bit of heat. there is some public anger, when _ of heat. there is some public anger, when they— of heat. there is some public anger, when they speak to their cons

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liz truss made the right decision to resign. the leader of the scottish conservative party, douglas ross, he said we must now move forward quicklyhe said of liz truss that she would at most be a footnote in history. liz truss had said that nicola sturgeon was an attention seeker and someone that should be ignored and we understand from nicola sturgeon that there had been no formal communication between the pair since liz truss took up office at number ten. nicola sturgeon has said now that she is happy to wait for the fifth prime minister that she has had during her term as first minister here in scotland. when she was asked if borisjohnson should return as prime minister, she said that that would be ludicrous. and although nicola sturgeon doesn't want to have a general election, she said that that wouldn't solve the problem here in scotland. she said that the democratic case for independence is growing by the hour. the scottish labour party, they have also called for a general election, the leader has said that the next tory leader will have no mandate as prime minister, he wants to see keir starmer as prime minister and a labo